The paper draws on critical urban theories (CUT) to trace the working of oppressive power
and the emergence of new subjectivities through the production of space. Within such …

In this essay, I reflect on the way planning concepts, techniques, instruments and the
general idea of 'planning'itself flow from one place to another, particularly in the context of …

As the scale and depth of global interconnectivity has accelerated, so too has the circulation
of knowledge and expertise. Yet, although some circulation channels remain dominant, and …

Unsanctioned, unscripted, and seemingly “undesirable” activities have long appropriated
urban spaces in routine and sometimes unexpected ways, bringing new meanings and …

Many international differences can be experienced in shopping spaces on both sides of a
national border. Other languages, unfamiliar goods and unknown spatial codes are only a …

each other, mobilising social and material infrastructures to sustain flexible spatial practices.
Their ability to adjust is differentiated, however, and their subjectivities cannot be read from …

If planning is more than 'what planners do', what does this mean for efforts to make planning
more inclusive and representative? This article examines the connection between efforts to …

This article theorizes the relationship between two ways of “seeing” and organizing urban
mobility markets: the abstract, algorithmic vision of the mobility platform and the experiential …

In 2011, the “Swach Delhi Swasth Delhi”(Clean Delhi Healthy Delhi) campaign designated
more than 20 settlements in the capital city to receive water and/or sanitation improvements …

In her important essay 'Praxis in the time of empire', Ananya Roy (2006) calls for planning
theory to confront imperialism and colonialism as the constitutive 'present history'of planning …